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Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 4, 2019

Fillipe tohi

Fillipe tohi 
On Tuesday the 3rd of september 2019 room 5, 6, 7 and 8 went
down to the hall for assembly because there was a famous
tongan artist that was coming to our school. The tongan famous
artist's name was Fillipe tohi he came to our school to show
room 5, 6, 7, and 8 his art that he made, where he goes, where
he lives and what he does. Fillipe tohi is 60 years old and he
was drawing and painting ever since he was a kid. Fillipe tohi
has been an artist since 1990.  His art is all around New
Zealand, in Tonga, in China and in Samoa. When he was a kid
he was inspired by his grandmother. He had to stay with his
grandmother because his mum died when he was a little kid.
He was inspired by his grandmother because his grandmother
started painting and drawing by using wood and steel.
The steel represents how strong his grandmother is. His art is
related to other cultures but especially pacifica. He also made
a beautiful model about a vaka meaning boat in tongan.
His biggest project is the statue took 3 years to make.
He showed us he made an ancient monument built a long time
ago. The ancient monument inspired him to make his own mini
monument, that was made out of rocks. Most of his famous
arts are made out of kafa that means lashes. His arts like
carpets are made out of different patterns and different
meanings.    

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Friday, August 30, 2019

Thursday, August 8, 2019

Endangered Animals.

  Habitat: By Jordan
People destroy and cut down their habitats to make space for buildings,
roads and farms. The trees, stones or landscape that gives animals shelter
for protection from hunters or killers disappear. The extra plants or animals
that are a part of their starvation may also declining as a result of making
space. The animals have to go to another different habitat because it will
become a very difficult time for them to survive. 
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Hunting: By Keru
Animals are hunted because they are a massive source of food but
they also provide skins, fur, teeth, horns and bones.
Some parts of animals are used for cosmetics or traditional medicines.
The skins and fur are mostly used for clothing and accessories and
the teeth and bones are used for necklaces.Rhino horns are like
medicine for sick people.
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Introduced animals: By Eh Htoo
Are animals that do not live in that habitat.
There number grow fast in their new habitat
and then make lots of trouble for the native animals.
Introduced animals can pray on the animals that live there
for food. They can steal their shelter and their food. Some
introduced animals like the cane toad cane be poisonous to
some native animals. 




Pollution: By Jordan
People violate the water, air and soil that animals expect on. Chemicals from
laboratories and farms can secure animals sick.
Trash like plastic, cans and other things in the sea can be eaten by sea
creatures that are not able to digest it.
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Did you know?
Australian Aboriginals looks after the animals life cycles of the
animals they hunt. They know that they only need to hunt the animals
that they need for food to feed themselves or to feed their family. They make
sure that there are more animals left to reproduce the population of animals.
Which means the animals take care of the environment. 
By Keru, Jordan and Eh Htoo.

Monday, June 24, 2019

Reptiles

Reptiles

Are cold-blooded.

Have scales and fur.

Have ear holes, not ears.

Have dry skin.

Live on land and water.

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Mammals

Mammals

Are warm-blooded.

Their young drink their mother’s milk.

We are mammals.

Give birth to live young.

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Thursday, April 4, 2019

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Thursday, April 12, 2018

Jordan First panmure bridge

First Panmure Bridge.

Once we went to the yacht club to view the site of the first Panmure Bridge at Tamaki river. The first Panmure bridge was the first swing Bridge that got built in Panmure but then people were going over the swing bridge to go to Pakuranga to get vegetables fruits and kumara. The swing Bridge is one of those Bridges that open sideways or up and down for the boats to go through. The first bridge got collapsed because It couldn't carry that much cars on the swing Bridge.

Hemi was the first one to travel to the Panmure swing Bridge to go to Pakuranga to grow plants and fruits to go back to australia to make more money.                             


The next bridge.

2 weeks ago in america there was a footbridge that collapsed pass the cars on a 8 lane highway. The Bridge was built 6 hours ago in america on top of the 8 lane highway then the people in the cars got crushed more people than 10 died but some of the people survived out of the emergency before that the Bridge collapsed on the cars at the bottom of the 2nd Bridge.



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Tuesday, April 10, 2018

My Timeline.

WALT: Learning about myself.                               


My Timeline.
Date, place and time when I was born. I was born in auckland city.  

hospital. I was born in middle more hospital 16 june 2008.

When I learnt to smile. I learnt to smile when I was 1.

When I started eating solid food. I started eating solid food when i was 7.

When I learnt to stand on my own. I learnt to stand when i was 2.

When I learnt to say my first word. I learnt to say my first word when I was 3.

When I went to kindy. I started being kind when I was 5.

When I learnt to read my first book. I started reading my first book when I was 6.

When I learnt to ride a bike. I learnt to ride a bike when I was 3.

The first holiday I went to. The first holiday I went to was my mums house.

My first sports club. My first club was a rugby club the 2nd one i went to is a boxing club.

Tuesday, March 13, 2018

Waka tapu by Jeff Evans.

In a nutshell I learnt that there is a little nut inside it.



What is it about?
It is about the chiefs sailing to the other Islands.

Where did it happen?
It happened in Rapanui (Easter Island).

When did it happen?
It happened in 2012.                                              

Who are they talking about?
Their talking about the voyagers and their an sisters.

Why did they travel?
They traveled the world because they wanted to go Easter island.

How did they travel?
they traveled on their own big waka.

                                                         By Jordan.
   


Thursday, March 23, 2017